The woman who previously accused Jay-Z and Diddy of r@ping her when she was 13 years old is now taking legal action to have a defamation lawsuit filed against her by Jay-Z dismissed. In newly filed court documents on Tuesday, the woman, who initially sued Jay-Z for r@pe under the alias Jane Doe, is requesting that the lawsuit Jay-Z filed against her and her attorney, Tony Buzbee, in Alabama be dismissed. The woman argues that Jay-Z cannot sue her over the claims she made in court documents, as those claims are considered privileged. She also asserts that the interview she gave to NBC was based on the same claims outlined in the court documents. Earlier, the woman accused Jay-Z and Diddy of raping her in New York in 2000, though she later dropped the r@pe lawsuit. Following this, Jay-Z filed a lawsuit against her and Buzbee in Alabama, where the woman resides, over bringing the case in the first place. The woman is now seeking to have Jay-Z's lawsuit dismissed with prejudice, meaning it could not be filed again in the future. Buzbee had previously filed a motion to dismiss Jay-Zs lawsuit, alleging that a deal had been struck between the parties but that Jay-Z had reneged on the agreement, a claim that Jay-Zs team has denied. In her own motion, the woman makes a similar claim, seeking the dismissal of Jay-Zs lawsuit based on the alleged agreement. Representatives for Jay-Z have not yet responded to requests for comment.
Rapper Jay-Z r@pe accuser files to dismiss his lawsuit against her
The woman who previously accused Jay-Z and Diddy of r@ping her when she was 13 years old is now taking legal action to have a defamation lawsuit filed against her by Jay-Z dismissed. In newly filed court documents on Tuesday, the woman, who initially sued Jay-Z for r@pe under the alias Jane Doe, is requesting that the lawsuit Jay-Z filed against her and her attorney, Tony Buzbee, in Alabama be dismissed. The woman argues that Jay-Z cannot sue her over the claims she made in court documents, as those claims are considered privileged. She also asserts that the interview she gave to NBC was based on the same claims outlined in the court documents. Earlier, the woman accused Jay-Z and Diddy of raping her in New York in 2000, though she later dropped the r@pe lawsuit. Following this, Jay-Z filed a lawsuit against her and Buzbee in Alabama, where the woman resides, over bringing the case in the first place. The woman is now seeking to have Jay-Z's lawsuit dismissed with prejudice, meaning it could not be filed again in the future. Buzbee had previously filed a motion to dismiss Jay-Zs lawsuit, alleging that a deal had been struck between the parties but that Jay-Z had reneged on the agreement, a claim that Jay-Zs team has denied. In her own motion, the woman makes a similar claim, seeking the dismissal of Jay-Zs lawsuit based on the alleged agreement. Representatives for Jay-Z have not yet responded to requests for comment.
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